ST5R50MTR Voltage Regulator by STMicroelectronics
The ST5R50MTR is a highly efficient, fixed-frequency, synchronous step-down regulator from the reputable semiconductor manufacturer STMicroelectronics. This advanced voltage regulator is designed to deliver a continuous load current of up to 5A with excellent power efficiency, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, including but not limited to consumer electronics, networking, and industrial systems.
Key Features
- High Efficiency: The ST5R50MTR boasts a high efficiency that minimizes energy loss during voltage conversion, thereby reducing heat and improving system reliability.
- Wide Input Voltage Range: It operates over a broad input voltage range, accommodating various power supplies and enabling its use in multiple applications.
- Adjustable Output Voltage: This regulator allows for an adjustable output voltage, providing design flexibility to match specific requirements of the powered device.
- Thermal Protection: Built-in thermal shutdown and current limit protections ensure safe operation under abnormal operating conditions.
- Compact Package: The ST5R50MTR comes in a compact VFQFPN package, which is ideal for space-constrained applications.
Applications
The versatility of the ST5R50MTR makes it suitable for a multitude of applications. Its robust design is particularly well-suited for:
- Point-of-load conversions
- Telecommunication equipment
- Computing peripherals
- Networking hardware such as routers and switches
- Industrial power systems
Product Specifications
Parameter
Value
Output Current
5A
Input Voltage
4.5V to 18V
Output Voltage
Adjustable
Package
VFQFPN
Switching Frequency
Fixed
For more detailed information, designers and engineers are encouraged to consult the datasheet and technical documentation provided by STMicroelectronics. The ST5R50MTR is not only a testament to STMicroelectronics' commitment to quality and innovation but also an excellent choice for ensuring stable and efficient power delivery in electronic systems.
